Property Overview

Give your future home room to take shape on 4.50 acres in the Keysville area of Lunenburg County, Virginia. Flat terrain and paved road access provide a practical starting point for considering where a home, driveway and outdoor spaces could fit. With no HOA, your plans can focus on applicable local requirements and the particular layout of the land.

Residential zoning supports exploring a site-built home, with the necessary approvals. Electricity is available, while a private well and septic system will need to be installed. Mapped wetlands occupy part of the middle of the property, an important feature to account for as you plan. Start with the property map, then explore a layout that works with the land.

Why Buy This Property

• 4.50 acres: Consider a home layout and outdoor space together, with room to evaluate your options.
• Paved road access: Legal and physical access are identified for the parcel.
• No HOA: No homeowners association, while local land-use requirements still apply.
• Flat terrain: A useful starting point for planning around the mapped wetlands.
• Electricity available: Discuss a new service connection as part of your improvement budget.

Purchase Options

Contact our team for current purchase options and availability. Call 512-866-5767 or text us to discuss the next steps.

Property Facts

Location

Keysville area, VA 23947

County / State

Lunenburg County, Virginia

Parcel ID

032 0A0 42C

Acreage

4.50 acres

GPS coordinates

36.9595, -78.2763

Property map

Open the interactive property map

Legal description

Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Points of Interest

Explore these communities and destinations in the surrounding region. Use the official links to plan your visits.

• Victoria — Local community information and town services.
• Kenbridge — Another Lunenburg County community to explore.
• Twin Lakes State Park — A regional state-park destination in Green Bay.
• High Bridge Trail State Park — A regional trail destination with access information from Virginia State Parks.
• Southside Virginia Community College — The John H. Daniel Campus is located near Keysville.
• VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital — A regional healthcare destination in South Hill.

For property access instructions, text our team at 512-866-5767.

Property Details

Land Use & Restrictions

Zoning

Residential

Potential use

Site-built home, subject to applicable approvals

HOA

No HOA

Use limitations

Hunting, camping and livestock are not permitted.

Can I plan a home here? A site-built home is identified as a potential use. Homesite placement must account for the mapped wetlands and applicable building, well and septic requirements.

Utilities & Septic

Electricity

Available; connection arrangements and costs require coordination.

Water

Private well installation needed

Wastewater

Septic system installation needed

Are water and septic already installed? No. A well and septic system will need to be installed.

Are soil tests or permits available? Not Available, Contact Sales for more info

Road & Access

Highway location

Located along a highway

Legal access

Yes

Physical access

Yes

Road surface

Asphalt / blacktop

Gate and fencing

No gate; unfenced

Terrain & Natural Features

Terrain

Flat

Wetlands

Mapped in the middle of the property, covering less than 20 percent of the parcel

Does the property have wetlands? Yes. Their position in the middle of the parcel should be considered when locating a home, driveway, well and septic system.

Taxes & Association Fees

Annual property taxes

$87 for tax year 2025

Homeowners association

No HOA

Buyer Due Diligence Contacts

Use these official resources for parcel-specific questions about jurisdiction, land use, permits, wells, septic and assessment records.

• Lunenburg County Planning: 434-696-1011. Planning Department — Ask about zoning and the applicable local jurisdiction.
• Lunenburg County Building Inspection: Official building inspection resource — Building and permit questions.
• Lunenburg County Health Department: 434-696-2346. Official health department contact page — Request assistance with well and septic requirements.
• Commissioner of the Revenue: 434-696-2516. Official assessment resource — Parcel assessment and tax-record questions.

A Proven, Easy, Secure & Efficient 4-Step Closing Process

The MaxAcres team will guide you through each step, working with a title company or closing attorney, depending on the state.

1. Sign the Purchase Agreement: Review and sign the agreement setting out the price, purchase terms, earnest money and closing date.
2. Open Escrow & Deposit Earnest Money: Your escrow officer or closing attorney opens escrow. Deposit the agreed earnest money according to the purchase agreement. Payment instructions come directly from the title company or attorney’s office; verify them with that office before sending funds.
3. Complete Title Review & Paperwork: Your escrow officer or closing attorney coordinates the title review, any required resolutions, and preparation of the closing documents and settlement figures.
4. Sign, Fund & Close: On closing day, sign the closing documents and send the remaining funds due to escrow using payment instructions from the title company or attorney’s office. Follow the deadlines set by your escrow officer or closing attorney, who coordinates closing, fund disbursement and recording as required.